Appendices BSBPMG508A – Manage project risk Appendix A – Project information Metharom has taken on a new client, Mr. Kavi Albif. He has recently moved to Australia to be with his wife who has recently taken up work here. He has purchased a block of land in Northcote, Victoria. He has contracted Metharom Construction to … Continue reading “BSBPMG508A – Manage project risk | My Assignment Tutor”
Appendices BSBPMG508A – Manage project risk Appendix A – Project information Metharom has taken on a new client, Mr. Kavi Albif. He has recently moved to Australia to be with his wife who has recently taken up work here. He has purchased a block of land in Northcote, Victoria. He has contracted Metharom Construction to build a 4 bedroom home in Northcote, which originally costs $188,000 excluding land which he has already purchased. Mr. Albif has decided that he would like to use a recently engineered Italian concrete that absorbs air pollution, to better protect himself and his family from pollutants. He has a budget of up to $225,000. The concrete has only begun being used worldwide within the past 6 months. Very few Victorian supply companies stock the product. Mr Albif’s time limit for the build is 9-12 months or 39-52 weeks. Metharom has accepted the contract because Mr. Zientek and the management team believe that the project would be an impressive addition to the company’s current portfolio of work, within the residential sector. Project Objectives: To complete the build on time: 39-52 weeksTo source the new materialTo appropriately utilise the material, with as little waste as possibleTo stay within budget: $225,000 TASK 2 – Appendix B – Risk register template Risk TitleRisk DescriptionRisk OwnerLikelihood (High/medium/low)Impact/Consequence(Severity (High/medium/low)Risk categoryRisk treatments TASK 2 – Appendix C – Job safety analysis template JOB DESCRIPTION Insert Project Name and ActivityPROJECT/SITEEMPLOYERDATEPPE required:Task Analysis completed by:Date:Plant required:Signage required:SEQUENCE OF BASIC STEPSPOTENTIAL SIGNIFICANT HAZARDSHAZARD CONTROL METHODList 4-5 steps required to complete the jobInsert Task/ActivityList the potential SIGNIFICANT hazards beside each step. Focus on what can cause harm and what can go wrongList the control methods required to ELIMINATE, ISOLATE or MINIMISE each SIGNIFICANT hazardStep NumberStep NumberE/I/M Task 4 – Appendix B1 – Revised Risk register template Risk TitleRisk DescriptionRisk OwnerLikelihood (High/medium/low)Impact/Consequence(Severity (High/medium/low)Risk categoryRisk treatmentsTo fill new risk and details
